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Francesco — oss/acc

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Building better dev tools @apibara_web3 | Founder | PhD @imperialcollege

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Paymaster support in Starknet React! What I love about this is that it's 1 line change to add the provider and then just switch the send transaction hook.

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I appreciate how Gemini pushes back when my initial assumption is wrong. Together with the tasteful response format it's now my favourite model for research.

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underrated aspect of vibe coding: the amount of effort required for a quick hack and proper implementation is almost the same, so may as well do things properly

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Articles about LLM coding miss that previously writing code and thinking about the problem had to run in serial, now they run in parallel. While the agent is coding, I'm already thinking about the next iteration.

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My advice to get Claude to write good Rust: - Implement one module at the time - Reject changes and update the prompt if the solution sucks, telling it to not do what it just did - Add concrete examples to the rules file if Claude makes the same sloppy mistake multiple times

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Very good read. I've also found that priming a new session with the content of key files is super helpful to get good results. Never tried ultrathink, usually I don't leave much room for choice

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How do you get claude to stop writing useless comments describing what the next line of code does? I told it to stop commenting WHAT a line of code does and it worked for a while but now it's back to the old habit